Great Debates

NO CLE: Great Debates

Submitted by mlukban on Wed, 2023-10-04 13:05

This session will discuss the broader policy debate on the usefulness, functionality and policy issues of examiners and trustees in chapter 11.

➤ Bankruptcy examiners drive up the cost of the bankruptcy process and generally do not deliver benefits that justify their expense and distraction.
➤ Bankruptcy examiners play an important role in ensuring the integrity of the bankruptcy process and should be appointed more regularly.

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NO CLE - 2022 Views from the Bench: Great Debates

Submitted by mlukban on Fri, 2022-09-30 21:32

Two pairs of judges square off to consider (1) whether bankruptcies can be properly filed when a debtor faces a deluge of potential tort claims and (2) whether bankruptcy courts can support plans regarding certain special fee and financing arrangements for debtors.

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NO CLE - Great Debates (2021 Annual Spring Meeting)

Submitted by mlukban on Tue, 2021-12-07 14:58

A panel of judges and ABI 40under40 honorees will be debating key bankruptcy issues including arbitration disputes, cramdown provisions and more! Listen in, weigh in and learn a lot!
First Debate Cramdowns “East vs. West”
Resolution 1: An arbitrator should decide whether disputes in bankruptcy cases and proceedings are subject to arbitration.
Pro: Andrew Helman
Con: Lindsi Weber
Resolution 2: All disputes in bankruptcy cases and proceedings can be subjected to binding arbitration.
Pro: Hon. Michael Fagone
Con: Hon. Daniel Collins

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NO CLE - Great Debates: The Circuit Split Edition

Submitted by mlukban on Wed, 2021-10-20 15:08

This plenary will present two exciting debates on timely circuit split topics. Judges will be paired with emerging regional leaders to face off over key bankruptcy issues.
Resolved: The automatic stay terminates automatically after a repeat filing only to property of the debtor, and not to estate property.
Resolved: A “makewhole” provision may be enforced against a debtor and is not disallowed as “unmatured interest” pursuant to Bankruptcy Code § 502(b)(2).

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